Примери за използване на Tanzimat на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Tanzimat for the Sanjak of Dibër.
Since the establishment until the TANZIMAT.
In the following centuries,and especially after the Tanzimat reforms, Ottoman architecture was supplanted by European styles.
The Tanzimat reforms began in 1839, and aimed to modernize the Ottoman Empire by introducing European-inspired reforms.
Neither consistently modern norrobustly traditional, the Tanzimat regimes were also fiscal failures.
From its inception until the Tanzimat reforms of the mid-19th century, it was under the personal control of the Kapudan Pasha, the commander-in-chief of the Ottoman Navy.
Although the rebellion was crushed,the Ottoman government postponed the application of Tanzimat for the Sanjak of Dibër and Shkodër.
The Ottoman government imposed reformist(Tanzimat) measures concerning taxation and land registration to fully integrate these areas into the empire.
The situation of the non-Muslim minorities within the Ottoman Empire changed substantially as a result of reforms introduced during the Tanzimat era.
After the 1839 Hatti şerif(Imperial Rescript) of Gülhane,which introduced the Tanzimat, the Bulgarian struggle for an independent church gained momentum.
The Era of the Tanzimat(reforms) proclaims equality of the subjects of the Ottoman Empire, as well as the introduction of the Modern time into the aging empire.
This protective and introverted arrangement is common to the Jewish andGreek Orthodox quarters of the Ottoman Empire prior to the Tanzimat Reforms that led to the emancipation of the Ottoman Jews and other minorities(1839-1856).
By 1846, as part of the Tanzimat reforms, Thessalonica became the centre of a separate eyalet(Salonica Eyalet, after 1867 Salonica Vilayet), and hence the sanjak became the new province's pasha-sanjak.
Taking as its starting point Akçura's widely accepted definition of“Ottomanism” as a policy of unifying all the subjects of the Ottoman Empire during the Tanzimat, this study uses it only as a working hypothesis.
The Tanzimat(Reforms) the Western powers imposed on the Empire in the 19th century aimed to transform it into a modern Western state, but in fact only consolidated Western control of the Ottoman institutions.
In 1950, Turkeys elections finally became democratic, but state institutions remained dominated by the same social groups-- the military,the bureaucracy, the intelligentsia-- that had largely dictated political decisions since the Tanzimat Era.
At about the same time, the Tanzimat reforms, aimed at modernizing the Empire, split off the new eyalets of Üsküb, Yanya and Selanik and reduced the Rumelia Eyalet to a few provinces around Monastir.
Ottomanism” or the idea that all the subjects of the sultan must be bound up in a“brotherly union” became a matter of state policy in the Ottoman Empire during the later years of the reign of Sultan Mahmud II(1808- 1839) andespecially during the period of the reforms, known also as the Tanzimat(1839- 1876).
But the great achievement of Abdul- Medjid are the reforms(named Tanzimat) with a liberal character, which he promoted(reforms initiated by his father, Mahmud the Iind), which opened the road to the modernization of Turkey and have favored the nationalist movements fro freeing the subjugated people.
But even if many of the virtues of the Ottoman State were due to Islam(tolerance, justice), even if some of them were to remain characteristic also for the Turkish nation(honesty),there is no doubt that during the Tanzimat a new type of political agenda was brought into life.
But the great achievement of Abdul- Medjid are the reforms(named Tanzimat) with a liberal character, which he promoted(reforms initiated by his father, Mahmud the Iind), which opened the road to the modernization of Turkey and have favored the nationalist movements fro freeing the subjugated people.
According to the conventional view,“Ottomanism” or the idea that all the subjects of the sultan must be bound up in a“brotherly union” became a matter of state policy in the Ottoman Empire during the later years of the reign of Sultan Mahmud II(1808- 1839) and especially during the period of the reforms,known also as the Tanzimat(1839- 1876).
Promised on our part by the Hatti-Humaioun of Gul-Hane, and in conformity with the Tanzimat, to all the subjects of my empire, without distinction of classes or of religion, for the security of their persons and property and the preservation of their honor, are to-day confirmed and consolidated; and efficacious measures….
Before the Tanzimat, the Ottoman reform program which started in 1839 and aimed to modernize the Empire, Ottoman subjects- Muslims as well as Christians- were almost completely deprived of political rights and even after the introduction of the Tanzimat some forms of religious(not ethnic) discrimination continued to exist.
The guarantees promised on our part by the Hatti-Humayoun of Gulhané, and in conformity with the Tanzimat, to all the subjects of my empire, without distinction of classes or of religion, for the security of their persons and property, and the preservation of their honor, are to-day confirmed and consolidated, and efficacious measures shall be taken in order that they may have their full entire effect.